Pegaso's 54mm of Bonaparte in Egypt, painted in acrylics and inks.

Colin

Thanks Carl...photos are a bit dark....sorry about that.

Colin

Beautifull work!!

Regards
Pedro

It was looking great in the WIP's but then BOOM! Brilliant when finished. So much to like but all these elements have been commented on before so to try break new ground. The subtle base sets off the figure well and the dusty boots look the part. Well done indeed.

Wow! Nicely done Colin - to my eye, it has a real "painterly" feel to it, much like looking at a Gericault or Detaille portrait on canvas. You sir, are the master of gold lace - I'll need tutoring when I work up the courage to start the Pegaso Flahaut figure!

Cheers,
Brian

Love this piece, Colin! It so well integrated. You don't need to read the title to figure it out what's going on.
Excellent my friend! Very expressive work! The whole display talks!
Great work!
Cheers,
Zeno

Yes Brian. I totally agree with you. His nickname is "Master of Gold Laces"!
Cheers guys!
Zeno

Thanks gents....I will bring him to Hornet on Dec. 7.

Colin

Exactly my thoughts, a very fine piece of work
Cheers
Derek

A very classic look, Colin. Nice one, mate

Great tones on the coat ,blue looks spot on , very nice all round

Great finished figure.
The colors en facial expression you've capture with your paint technique makes it look very realistic.
Cheers

Excellent piece of work Colin.I especially like the lace work.
John

Very good work Colin.

Marc

Nice work on this one Colin